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Strobe (CARMACK's DUBSTEP MIX)

Messing with Ableton. Loops came from looperman, some were tweaked. The vocal clips I pulled out of an Apollo 11 mission recording I found on Youtube. I made the beat with an old Launchpad S and adjusted it in Ableton.

Piano Loop: https://www.looperman.com/loops/detail/210355/piano-soulful-145bpm-trap-piano-loop
Guitar Synth Loop: https://www.looperman.com/loops/detail/210552/vintage-pluck-145-145bpm-trap-synth-loop
Bass Loop: https://www.looperman.com/loops/detail/210475/djrellruger-drifting-rellruger-mellow-sample-145bpm-chill-out-synth-loop
Apollo 11 Mission Control Samples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DejhGSEu8wk

Take Flight

I tried to "borrow" a little melody I heard in some house music, but failed. Still, the outcome was interesting. Made with my old Launchpad S, running Launchpad95 so I could use it for some sequencing.

All tracks were made by me, using mostly the build-in sounds from Ableton Live Lite. I think one or two of the sounds might have come from a free pack on Ableton's website too.

Still not able to make the sounds I want to make, but I'm learning stuff every time I play with this stuff.

House Sequence

Using my Launchpad S and Launchpad95, I made a quick hip-hop beat with the sequencer, and tried to lay some simple synth tracks over the top. It got a little more complicated than it probably should have, but it's still pretty fun.

After arranging most of it, I stumbled on some sound effects I had in Ableton, and then quickly realized that I needed some kind of voice track. In true hip-hop fashion, I decided that some scratching would do the trick. A quick trip to Looperman and I had what I needed.

Scratch sample source: https://www.looperman.com/loops/detail/191804/scratch-skillz-6-101bpm-hip-hop-scratch-loop

Synth Hip-Hop

Just a little track I threw together. I first recorded the parts on my Roland JD-Xi, then I imported the MIDI into Ableton over USB and assigned some of the stock sounds from the Standard Edition. Nothing fancy, but it's the first thing I pulled off the JD-Xi, which was kind of fun.

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